Klabund was the pen name of the German writer Alfred Henschke (1890-1928). Despite suffering from "closed tuberculosis" Klabund was a prolific writer over his short career producing numerous volumes of poetry, short stories, novels and plays. This collection includes Klabund's early short stories and collections of short stories: 1) Decameron, 2) The Cavalier on His Knees and Other Love Stories, 3) How I See A Midsummer Night's Dream in Film, 4) A Klabund Reader, 5) The Silver Fox, and 6) Letters to Fritz Heyder.